It’s that time of year again. For the third year in a row, we are conducting our Annual Marketing Trends Benchmarking Survey for Higher Education. It’s a mouthful, I know. In a nutshell, it is a way for higher education marketers to find out if the recruitment challenges, successes, and trends that they are experiencing in their own world are happening on a larger scale.

Are you looking for ways to increase your school’s social media presence? Chances are, other schools are too. Are you concerned about your school’s brand reputation?  You’d better believe that there are other schools with the same concerns. Is yours the only school with budget constraints? Probably not. This survey and ensuing report will help higher education marketing and recruitment professionals like you gain insight into the latest industry trends and best practices, to help you make more informed decisions on the issues that impact you the most.

But, here’s the thing…in order to get the best picture of what is happening in the industry, we need your help! So grab a coffee, get comfortable, and click here to participate now. It takes less than 10 minutes to complete (we promise) and in return, you will receive a copy of the complete 2012 Annual Marketing Trends Report for your own use. This report is exclusively available to survey participants.

After you participate, tell your friends, your colleagues, and if you want, even your Great Aunt Velda. After all, you won’t be eligible for the full report if you don’t take part!

Happy clicking and thanks in advance for your participation!

About Colleen Gauthier

Colleen is Senior Marketing Manager at CUnet. She has over 10 years of experience in higher education sales and marketing, and has worked closely with everyone from professors, to deans, to students, and administrators. When she is not working, she can be found spending time with her two young children, playing baseball, or drinking wine!

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